<h1>Prime minister seeks suspension of retirement age increase until 2027 election to avert no-confidence and stabilize government</h1> The prime minister proposed suspending a contested law raising the retirement age from 62 to 64 until the 2027 presidential election to avert a no-confidence vote against his fragile minority government. He faces motions from a hard-left bloc and a far-right bloc, which could topple the administration if a socialist party allied with them. The government must also finalize the 2026 budget amid political paralysis following successive minority governments and a hung parliament. Opposition factions demand repeal of the pension change, while critics across the political spectrum condemn the president's recent reappointment of the prime minister.